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Stage V head studs #3095744
11/20/22 12:08 PM
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Anyone know if the Stage V Hemi heads require something special for head studs? Using Barton T&D rockers. Can i use bolts? This build is 12:1 compression hot street deal.

Re: Stage V head studs [Re: mopar dave] #3095754
11/20/22 12:50 PM
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They are stock thickness. But I forgot if the Ray Barton rockers take a shorter stud there. I can't use head bolts in an aluminum block. Edit: Ray's website says it uses stock head bolts.

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Re: Stage V head studs [Re: rickseeman] #3095763
11/20/22 01:15 PM
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ok, i guess i should have looked there first. Thanks, i'll check that out.

Re: Stage V head studs [Re: mopar dave] #3095809
11/20/22 03:20 PM
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I've been seeing some ARP head stud kits on ebay.


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Re: Stage V head studs [Re: rickseeman] #3095818
11/20/22 03:52 PM
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just my opinion as a career machinist of 45 years before retirement, and still practicing my craft today, i would use studs in all performance builds utilizing aluminum heads.
studs, in my opinion, offer a better clamping load.
i am no engine builder, but clamping large work pieces to CNC machining tables, studs always worked better than bolts.
just my opinion, your mileage will vary.
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